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Originally Posted by Water Warrior
The bikes usually come out of the factory with the pedal too high to fit most folks.
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Thanks, I didn't even know you could adjust it. That's great. As a new rider, I'm still trying to figure out where to position my right foot while I'm riding. With the pedal in the current position, I think I might be riding the brake if I cover it.
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Originally Posted by Water Warrior
You will likely need a new battery too if this is still original. A new battery and a Battery Tender will serve you well. The Battery Tender is a small smart charger that maintains the battery when the bike is left unused for a while. It can also be used to charge up a new battery properly overnight before being put into service..
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The bike was kept on a Tender the whole time. I thought I might need a new battery but the shop said it was fine. The first day, however, I stalled and after a couple of attempts to restart, the battery didn't have enough juice to start. But after a push start and some riding it was fine, and has been since then. I got a multimeter and checked the battery, got a Tender just in case, but ended up returning it.